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Say cheese: 6 Pennsylvania creameries you need to visit

Some of the offerings at God's Country Creamery in Ulysses. (Photo: God's Country Creamery)

By The Keystone Staff

As a leading producer of cheese, Pennsylvania boasts dozens of artisanal creameries throughout the state offering up uniquely delicious cheddars, Goudas, Gruyeres, Camemberts, and more.

Did you know that Pennsylvania is a leader in cheese production?

According to Statista , only seven other states produced more cheese than Pennsylvania in 2022, with nearly 40 million pounds of cheese coming from the commonwealth.

It’s not just quantity, but quality. Pennsylvania boasts dozens of artisanal cheesemakers throughout the state, many of whom can be found along the Pennsylvania Cheese Guild’s PA Cheese Trail , offering up uniquely delicious cheddars, Goudas, Gruyeres, Camemberts, and more. In fact, two Pennsylvania cheesemakers took home bronze at the 2023 World Cheese Awards , with Pleasant Lane Farms Creamery in Latrobe recognized for its 1976 Reserve Gouda, and Goat Rodeo Farm and Dairy in Allison Park winning for its Wild Rosemary and Hootenanny. 

Those two award-winning cheesemakers are among the six Pennsylvania creameries we’re highlighting here:

Birchrun Hills Farm – Chester Springs

Mention Birchrun Blue to any Pennsylvania cheese lover and watch the big smile appear on their face. The award winning semi-soft blue cheese made with raw cow’s milk from Birchrun Hills Farm is a regional favorite. It’s also a favorite of Philadelphia Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan. The family-owned farm is focused on environmental stewardship, the welfare and health of its animals, and crafting the highest quality products.

Birchrun Hills hosts events on the farm including occasional Friday Happy Hours with wines from Le Garage Winery in Chester Springs and participates in farmers markets in Southeastern Pennsylvania throughout the year.

Calkins Creamery – Honesdale

Calkins Creamery specializes in fine, artisan cheese, using fresh milk from their herd of Holstein cattle. Food & Wine named Calkins’ Noble Road one of the 50 best cheeses in America in 2021.

Visitors are welcome on the farm most weekdays and on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., where they can purchase the Noble Road or other quality cheeses from Calkins such as the garlic cheddar Vampire Slayer, Moo Mozz, and Elsa Mae, a version of a washed rind Taleggio.

The Creamery at Pleasant Lane Farms – Latrobe

Crafting artisan farmstead cheese from milk produced by their small herd of dairy cows, the Creamery at Pleasant Lane Farms is known for many of its artisan cheeses, including their popular cheese curds — which one Facebook reviewer exclaims are “a-freaking-mazing” — in a variety of flavors including buffalo ranch and everything bagel, cheddar, and gouda. Pleasant Lane Farms began in 1976 by Marine veteran Ralph Frye, Jr. and his wife Ann. In 2020, their children and business partners were added to the creamery. 

They welcome visitors to the farm and offer one-hour tours on Saturdays. In addition to cheese, the Creamery at Pleasant Lane Farms offers other items such as farm fresh eggs and honey. 

Goat Rodeo Farm & Dairy – Allison Park

“It started, as most good stories do, with a goat.” That’s the beginning of the story of Goat Rodeo Farm & Dairy in Allison Park near Pittsburgh. The creamery now crafts award winning fresh chèvre and interesting aged cheeses, from goat milk, cow milk, and blends of both. Culture magazine named their Bamboozle a best mixed milk cheese in 2022, saying “the second you sink your teeth into a supple slice of Bamboozle, your palate is pulled through a familiar succession of flavors: cultured butter, salty ham, freshly-baked bread…”

Their cheeses — as well as caramels made from goat milk — are available online and at many locations throughout Pennsylvania and surrounding states. 

God’s Country Creamery – Ulysses

The family owned and operated God’s Country Creamery is dedicated to quality, artisan cheese made from all natural, raw milk from grass-fed cows who are given no artificial growth hormones. They craft cheddar, Gouda, Gruyere, Swiss, havarti, and other block cheeses.  

At the on-site farm store that’s open Monday through Saturday, customers can purchase their cheese, and raw milk, as well as ice cream, yogurt, bakery items, local meat, eggs, soups, and more. God’s Country has a commercial kitchen on site that makes many of the foods in the farm store.

Goot Essa – Howard

Goot Essa — which means “good food” or “good eating” in Pennsylvania Dutch — is an Amish cooperative that began in 2001. Each family cares for their small farms and their animals with love and respect. The resulting cheese and other products that come from the cooperative are fresh and high quality.

The cheese from Goot Essa comes from cow, goat, and sheep milks and is made from natural ingredients with no preservatives. As one Facebook reviewer commented, they “would be right at home in a posh fromagerie.” In addition to cheese, their selections include jams, fruit butters, spreads, honey, mustards, and more.

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Join us October 22 from 4:30-7:30 for our Halloween Scooptactular event!

The Turkey Hill Experience is fun for the whole family. Explore, play, and learn. All in Columbia, located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

The Turkey Hill Experience will put together a fun day of exploration and birthday activities at one of Lancaster County's favorite family attractions.

Learn about tea origins, aromas, and unique flavors from one of our tea experts, and sample while you learn.

Experience the aromas of popular teas from around the world. Find out which flavor matches your personality with an interactive game.

Visit the Taste Lab and immerse yourself in this hands-on, one-of-a-kind ice cream lover's paradise as you create your very own ice cream flavor.

Annual memberships give you unlimited access to The Turkey Hill Experience, 20% off purchases at the gift shop, and more.

Stop by our Gift Shop when you visit us for shirts, hats, housewares, toys, gift cards and more.

Are you ready to experience Turkey Hill's delicious family attraction?

Come to Lancaster County, PA and learn how our ice cream is made, sit in a milk truck, milk our mechanical cows, and learn about the people and culture of Turkey Hill.

Create your own virtual ice cream flavor, ice cream package and a commercial.

The Turkey Hill Taste Lab allows you to bring your virtual ice cream creation to life as you make your own pint of ice cream!

Discover, taste, and experience tea from around the world in a way you never have before in our Tea Discovery !

Of course, there are unlimited samples of our ice cream and iced tea products, too!

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Make your own virtual ice cream flavor, ice cream package, and even your own television commercial.

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Hit the Ice Cream Trail for a local scoop of something sweet in the Poconos

Looking to explore the Commonwealth and pick up a sweet treat along the way?

Just in time for the dog days of summer, The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture along with the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) has released their picks for Scooped: An Ice Cream Trail.

With 31 locations to choose from spanning the entire state, there is no better time to load into the family roadster for a scenic drive.

The eastern portion of the trail meanders from Waymart down Chester Springs with 10 stops to choose from.

"This ice cream trail provides consumers an opportunity to experience Pennsylvania's rich agricultural heritage while learning more about the dairy industry, supporting small businesses, and enjoying a scoop, or several, of PA Preferred ice cream," said Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding.

Local scoops

Creamworks Creamery: Wayne County boasted two stops on the tour, with Creamworks Creamery, 1557 Creek Drive in Waymart, is the northernmost stop on the tour.

The creamery has been bottling milk since July 2010, and "...strives to offer fresh, wholesome dairy products to our consumers." With more than 16 flavors to choose from, there is sure to be something to tickle everyone's taste buds. Learn more by visiting creamworkscreamery.com.

Keating's Ice Cream: The next stop is Keating's Ice Cream, located at 1642 Archbald Mountain Road in Lake Ariel. This shop is located on Keating's Heavens Gate Farm, and offers a wide variety of flavors throughout the summer season.

Manning's Dairy Farm: Lackawanna County is the home of Manning's Dairy Farm in North Abington Township. They have more than 50 flavors, and also offer ice cream pies and ice cream cakes.

The farm is located on Manning Road in Dalton, and retail locations are found in Clarks Summit, Scranton and Dunmore. All locations are cash only. For more information, visit manningfarm.com/.

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The Scooped: An Ice Cream Trail is divided into three sections: West, south central and east. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture along with the PA Preferred program, DCED's Tourism Office and the Center for Dairy Excellence launched this trail in 2018 as a way to aid the state's "...more than 5,400 dairy farm families and the small businesses that source from them..." while offering a way for people "...to explore the commonwealth by the scoop."

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For additional information on the 2021 Ice Cream Trail, along with itineraries for the three sections, visit visitpa.com/trip/scoops.

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The Creamery

Ice Cream Making

The journey from cow to cone makes its final stop in our creamery. Our creamery features a viewing window into our processing room where the magic happens. If you come at the right time, you can watch us making your favorite flavor of hand-crafted ice cream right before your eyes. The journey from cow to cone

Farm-Fresh Ice Cream

• Classics Madagascan Vanilla Wilbur Chocolate Coffee Cookies ‘n Cream Mint Chocolate Chip
• Featured Flavors Belgian Cookie Butter Brookie Dough Chocolate-Covered Banana Dirt Pudding Lemon Lush Oatmeal Cream Pie Raspberry Swirl Cheesecake
• Sweets                      Birthday Cake Cookie Doughlicious Honeyed Lavender Salted Caramel Pretzel
• Fruits Vine-Ripened Black Raspberry Chocolate-Covered Strawberry
• Nuts Brown Butter Almond Brickle Nutella Peanut Butter Cup
• Chocolates Chocolate Peanut Butter Bliss Mocha Brownie
• Sorbets Key Lime Pie Sorbet Raspberry Mango Sorbet

Signature Ice Cream Treats

Our signature ice cream treats feature our farm-fresh ice cream paired with other tastes, textures and temperatures. Enjoy!

Say hello to hot and cold. Hot pressed sweet outer shell with cold ice cream inside.

Choose Your Outer Shell

• Chocolate Chip Cookie
• Chewy Brownie
• Oatmeal Cream Pie
• Chocolate Cake Roll

Choose Your Favorite Ice Cream Flavor

Custom Milkshakes

A wonderful combination of creamy ice cream and fresh milk topped with thick whipped cream. Choose any flavor of ice cream… the only limit is your imagination!

Try our New Roasted Milkshakes!  Milkshake + Freshly Roasted Espresso = The Roasted Milkshake

The Fox Meadows affogato features vanilla ice cream, espresso, whipped cream and a pirouette. Pure bliss.

Custom Floats

3 scoops of our delicious ice cream and glass bottled cane sugar soda of your choice. Featuring classic root beer and some additional flavors that will make your taste buds skip a beat.

Current Glass Bottled Cane Sugar Soda Options:

• Boylan Root Beer
• Boylan Crème
• Mexican Coca-Cola
• Boylan Orange

Café Drinks

We think ice cream pairs well with hot and cold café drinks any time of the year. Specialty hot drinks include coffee, tea, hot chocolate, lattes, mochas, steamers, and cappuccinos. Refreshing cold drinks include iced coffee, frappes, and iced mochas. Enjoy our drinks indoors on comfortable chairs by the fireplace or outdoors on the porch or patio with views of our farm.

Fox Meadows Creamery Farmstead Location - 2475 West Main Street, Ephrata PA 17522 Leola Location - 193 East Main Street, Leola PA, 17540 717-721-6455 | [email protected]

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We are located on the corner of Bigler and Curtin Roads on the University Park Campus. Parking is available in the East Deck Parking Garage on Bigler Road located directly behind the Creamery Store and the Rodney A. Erickson Food Science Building. Our website inventory and retail store inventory are in separate locations, and we cannot guarantee that all flavors available on the website are also available in the retail store. Please call 814-865-7535 to confirm retail store availability.

Berkey Creamery 119 Rodney A. Erickson Food Science Building University Park, PA 16802 For GPS, use "Curtin Rd. and Bigler Rd."

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Pa.’s 2023 Scooped Ice Cream trail has more than 40 cool stops

• Updated: Jun. 07, 2023, 10:32 a.m. |
• Published: Jun. 07, 2023, 10:09 a.m.

Fox Meadows Creamery near Ephrata is one of more than four dozen stops on "Scooped: An Ice Cream Trail." File photo by Sue Gleiter, PennLive

• Sue Gleiter | [email protected]

This year, a record number of stops are part of a cool summer tradition in Pennsylvania.

“Scooped: An Ice Cream Trail” has launched for the 2023 season with 42 participating creameries.

Originally started in 2018, the Pennsylvania ice cream trail is a partnership between the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and its PA Preferred program, The Department of Community and Economic Development’s Tourism Office, and the Center for Dairy Excellence.

The trail isn’t just for ice cream but it is designed to take visitors throughout Pennsylvania and also gives visitors a chance to meet the people behind the ice cream. There are more than 5,200 dairy farm families in Pennsylvania.

This year, those who log onto the ice cream trail website and visit at least six creameries will receive a commemorative Scooped stainless-steel ice cream scooper. Every time you visit one of the participating creameries and make a purchase, you’ll receive a check-in PIN code.

The promotion ends on Sept. 9.

Here are the participating creameries and ice cream stops along the trail:

Baily’s Dairy of Pocopson Meadow Farm

1821 Lenape-Unionville Road, West Chester

Betsy’s Ice Cream

664 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon

Candy Mountain Creamery

11 N. U.S. Rt. 15 Suite 2, Dillsburg

Chester Springs at Milky Way Farm

521 E Uwchlan Ave., Chester Springs

Crystal Spring Farm

3550 Bellview Road, Schnecksville

Destiny Dairy Bar at Stover Farms

60 Horners Road, Carlisle

Fox Meadows Creamery

2475 W. Main St., Ephrata and 193 E. Main St., Leola

Freddy Hill Farms

1440 Sumneytown Pike, Lansdale

Hall’s Ice Cream

861 Raccoon Valley Road, Millerstown

Jackson Farms

6718 National Pike E, New Salem

Keatings Ice Cream

1642 Archbald Mt Road, Lake Ariel

Kerber’s Dairy

1856 Guffey Road, North Huntingdon

Klein Farms Dairy and Creamery

410 Klein Road, Easton

Lone Oak Farm

1606 Georgeville Road, Marion Center

Lapp Valley Farms

244 Mentzer Road, New Holland and 4040 Old Philadelphia Pike, Gordonville

Manning Farm Dairy

131 Manning Road, North Abingdon Township; 500 S. State St., Clarks Summit; 700 N. Blakely St., Dunmore; 300 Meadow Ave., Scranton; and 416 N. Main Ave., Scranton

Merrymead Farm

2222 S Valley Forge Road, Lansdale

Milkhouse Creamery LLC

99 Pecora Road, Drums and 1901 Orange St., Berwick

Old Mill Creamery

6542 Buffalo Road, Mifflinburg

Patches Family Creamery

201 Fonderwhite Road, Lebanon

Penn State Berkey Creamery

Food Science Building at Penn State University, 119 Rodney A. Erickson

Perrydell Farm and Dairy

90 Indian Rock Dam Road, York

Ritchey’s Dairy

2130 Cross Cove Road, Martinsburg

Stock’s Dairy Delight

2491 Cove Mountain Road, Martinsburg

The Creamery at Fairview Farm and Guest Ranch

2998 Fairivew Road, Granville Summit

The Lands at Hillside Farm

65 Hillside Road, Shavertown

The Milkhouse at Oregon Dairy

2900 Oregon Pike, Manheim Township, Lancaster County

The Sweet Anchor

720 Venango Ave., Cambridge Springs

Urban Churn

6391 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg and 1004 North 3rd St., Harrisburg

Vale Wood Farms

517 Vale Wood Road, Loretto

Way-Har Farms

7701 Bernville Road, Bernville

Widnoon Soft Serve

911 Mahoning Road, Templeton

Windy Knoll Farm Market & Creamery

2685 Spring Road, Chambersburg

Windy Ridge Dairy

457 North Tower Road, Fombell

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Want a sweet treat to beat the heat? Central Pa. has many great ice cream shops to visit

There are over 5,400 dairy farms located in Pennsylvania, with 99 percent being family owned, and all that dairy leads to one sweet treat - ice cream!

If you are looking to beat the heat this summer and enjoy some local ice cream, here’s the scoop on some of the best ice cream shops central Pa. has to offer. 

The Pennsylvania tourism website, VisitPa.com , offers an ice cream vendor guide called "Scooped: An Ice Cream Trail" that divides the state into three regions - West, South Central and East.

The tourism department, along with the PA Department of Agriculture, hosts an Annual Pursue Your Scoops Ice Cream Trail, where ice cream-loving patrons can get a passport stamped for each ice cream shop that they visit listed on any of the trails. Once they complete one full trail, they can then redeem a completed passport for a prize.

This year would have been the third annual event, but the passport redemption piece of the trail will not be provided due to COVID, according to the website. However, ice cream shops on the trails are still open for curbside, delivery or in-person dining, so you can still get a scoop (or several) of fun by taking a creamery tour of central Pa.

The South Central trail is the largest of the three and includes some of these area shops. Information is provided by the VisitPa website. Check the business sites for details, including current hours and menus. 

Patches Family Creamery

201 Fonderwhite Road, Lebanon

(Dine-in and drive-thru)

Founded in June 2009 by Mark and Stephanie Patches, Patches Family Creamery offers fresh milk and homemade ice cream. Visitors can eat ice cream while enjoying animals grazing nearby, and they can purchase milk that was bottled on the premises, or free-range brown eggs and homemade butter.

Perrydell Farm and Dairy

90 Indian Rock Dam Road, York Township

(Dine-in and take-out)

Perrydell Farm is a working and fully self-sufficient dairy farm. The Perry family owns 170 acres and rent an additional 180, where they plant and harvest almost everything needed to feed their cows. The farm was bought in 1923, and the family started bottling its own milk in 1963. The farm now supports four families from the milk of 130 cows.

Tours are available. They are self-guided and the farm is handicap accessible. Sanitation stations are offered onsite. (Tours are available to small groups only.)

Windy Knoll Farm Market & Creamery

2685 Spring Road, Chambersburg

In operation since 2008, Windy Knoll Farm Market & Creamery has won the Golden Scoop Award for Best Ice Cream four years in a row. The creamery offers a big selection of ice cream flavors, including favorites like Summer Berry, Butterscotch Bomb, and Peanut Butter Overload, as well as other foods, such as burgers, bagels and pies.

For the full South Central ​ice cream trail, click here . 

Aside from the trail, there are many other great places to stop for ice cream in the region, and one of the most iconic is The Haines Shoe House , which is now open for the 2021 season.

Melanie Schmuck owned the Shoe House with her husband, Jeff. She passed away in February 2019, but the landmark reopened with Jeff taking charge.

The pair bought the home, which can be seen from Route 30, in 2015.

Located at 197 Shoe House Road in Hellam Township, York County, the Haines Shoe House (modeled after a work boot) was built by shoe salesman Mahlon Haines in 1948 as a form of advertisement. The house is 25 feet tall.

Visitors can take a tour of the unusual house and buy Beck's Ice Cream while there.

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Other great places to cool down with a sweet treat this summer include:

Bobcat Creamery

117 S Main St, Manchester

(Dine-in and drive-thru. Masks required)

Owned by Brian and Wendy Klinger, both graduates of Northeastern class of '89, local high school students are involved in the operation of this business, helping to make business decisions and offer suggestions on things they would like to see.

A portion of profits are given to the Manchester Community and Northeastern High School.

Jim Mack's Ice Cream

5745 Lincoln Highway, Hellam Township

(Dine-in or take-out)

Jim Mack's Ice Cream was established in 1958. They still make their ice cream on the premises and the menus includes burgers, hot dogs, fries and more. They also offer a 24-hole miniature golf course, bankshot basketball, playground and arcade. Visitors can enjoy their food in the picnic area.

Crabbs Tropical Treat

2279 Carlisle St, Hanover

(Curbside pickup)

Patrons can enjoy sweet treats and hot food from the comfort of their vehicles at this drive-in diner style stop. 

Ben and Scooter's Hanover

1767 Baltimore Pike, Hanover

(Takeout and Delivery)

Enjoy soft-serve and snow balls at an outside dining area. 

Bruster's Real Ice Cream

500 Gateway Ave., Chambersburg

(Drive-thru)

At this counter-serve restaurant, the ice cream selections are made fresh on-site every day.

Carman's Ice Cream

24 N. Main St., Loganville

2310 S. Queen St., York Township

2395 Philadelphia Ave, Chambersburg

Originally opened in 1950, The Igloo serves hand-scooped ice cream that’s made fresh daily. A local favorite is the Grape Nut.

Trickling Springs Creamery

2330 Molly Pitcher Highway, Chambersburg

Patrons can stop in for locally grown groceries, a quick breakfast or lunch, or enjoy delicious ice cream treats.

Yogey's Miniature Golf & Ice Cream Parlor

10 S. 22nd St, Lebanon

Try a fresh-baked waffle cone, a milkshake or malt, a banana split, a Belgian waffle topped with ice cream, sundaes, floats, slushies and more as you enjoy a game of miniature golf. 

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Harley Davidson | York, PA

Journey through the facility that produces the Sportster ® , Softail ® , Touring, and CVO ™  families of motorcycles and LiveWire ™  electric motorcycles. 

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Cornwall Iron Furnace | Cornwall, PA

Visit America’s most complete charcoal-fueled ironmaking complex where all of the raw materials necessary for the smelting process were found in this self-contained iron plantation. Cornwall Iron Furnace is the only surviving intact charcoal cold blast furnace in the Western Hemisphere. Tours are available Friday-Sunday.

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George’s Furniture | Marietta, PA

See how George’s Furniture is handcrafted by skilled craftsmen on a guided tour of the woodshop and showroom.

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Ken Smith Basses | Perkasie, PA

Visitors to the factory are awestruck by what is probably the largest collection and variety of musical-grade woods in the world. Smith Basses brings Old World Tradition and Modern Innovation together to craft the highest quality playable handmade bass guitars. Ken Smith pioneered, developed, and introduced many of the features used on today’s Basses that are now industry standards.

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Martin Guitar | Nazareth, PA

Guided, one-hour factory tours depart from the Visitor Center where you can visit the Martin Museum and 1833 Shop. You’ll experience first-hand the handmade craftsmanship that goes into every instrument Martin Guitar makes while learning about the nearly 200-year-old history of American-made Martin guitars.

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New Holland Haytools Plant | New Holland, PA

The expertise of engineering, research and development, sales, marketing, and manufacturing operations come together to produce the world’s top hay equipment in New Holland, PA. The campus is 341 acres with a 150-acre test farm and a 700,000-square-foot manufacturing plant. Tours can be scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Sculpted Ice Works | Lakeville, PA

The Sculpted Ice Works factory tour and museum offers fun and educational tours of the working manufacturing facility for school groups, bus tours, scout groups, and more.

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SnapCab | Warrington, PA

SnapCab manufactures elevators and invites individuals and groups to learn about SnapCab’s lean culture through a free tour of the facility. The free tour includes classroom training, a facility tour, and conversation with SnapCab frontline members.

United States Mint | Philadelphia, PA

More than 1,600 employees work at six United States Mint facilities with production in Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, Denver, CO, and West Point, NY. Free in-person tours of the Philadelphia and Denver facilities are available to learn about coin manufacturing and the history of the Mint.

Zippo & Case Knives Museum | Bradford, PA

It’s not a factory tour, but Zippo and Case Knives has a museum where visitors can explore 15,000 square feet of attractions. Guests will learn about Zippo’s contributions to the American effort in WWII, glance into Zippo’s famous repairs center, and more.

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Top 15+ Farm Experiences in Lancaster County, PA

Lancaster County, PA is known for its rich agricultural heritage and picturesque countryside. A visit offers an array of unique farm experiences that will delight visitors of all ages. From interacting with friendly farm animals to exploring lush fields and savoring fresh produce, here are some must-do farm experiences in Lancaster County.

1. Amish Farm and House

At the Amish Farm and House, step into the world of the Amish community and get hands-on experience with farm animals. In addition to their self-guided farm tour, corn maze, and horse & buggy rides, they also have the following available:

• Farm Animal Fun Tour This tour is geared towards children and offers a variety of experiences, such as bottle feeding a calf, gathering eggs, feeding sheep, alpaca, and horses, cuddling baby goats, and more!
• Goat Yoga Join baby goats for a yoga session for a unique opportunity to play, hold, and see these cute animals up close! There are regular and family yoga sessions available.
• Countryside Farm Tour Embark on a 90-minute bus tour through Amish Country with knowledgeable tour guides leading the way. The tour includes stops at Amish stores, a 30-minute guided farmhouse tour, and visit to the Willow Lane One-Room Schoolhouse.

2. Barnyard Kingdom

Ten acres of farm fun activities await you and your family! The Barnyard Kingdom is a fun and educational place for people of all ages. Visit Barnyard Kingdom for an authentic farm experience with farm animals. Barnyard Kingdom is located on a real-working farm that strives to create authentic and memorable farm experiences.

3. Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

At Cherry Crest Adventure Farm there are plenty of animal experiences to be had! When you visit, check out their Farm Animal Center to hold baby chicks, feed goats, see pigs, and so much more!

4. Eastland Alpacas

At Eastland Alpacas you can pet, feed, and take pictures with the alpacas! You will also learn about the alpacas and hear stories about them. They are gentle, easily trained, and easy to take care of. Take your time and tour the farm and when finished, shop at the Farm Store Boutique. It offers sweaters, hats, scarves, gloves, socks, throws, teddy bears, yarn and more, all made with alpaca fiber.

5. Oregon Dairy

At Oregon Dairy, witness the miracle of life as you bottle-feed adorable calves. This heartwarming experience allows you to connect with these gentle creatures and learn about the care and nurturing they require. Keep an eye out for their annual Family Farm Days in the summertime. This multi-day event has a full lineup of farm fun experiences!

6. Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum

Travel back in time at Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, where you can participate in plowing fields using traditional horse-drawn equipment. Discover the age-old farming techniques employed by early settlers and appreciate the strength and beauty of these majestic animals.

7. The Amish Village

Experience the tranquility of Amish life as you embark on a scenic horse and buggy ride at The Amish Village. Take in the peaceful countryside vistas, clip-clop along country roads, and gain insight into the Amish culture from your knowledgeable guide. On their tours, you can partake in a self-guided tour of the village where you can see various farm animals living at this authentic Amish farm.

8. Kreider Farms

Experience the sights, sounds and smells of a real, working dairy farm on the Kreider Farms tour. This tour features a high-tech view of farming, including a drive down the middle of our "Cow Palace" barn and a bird's eye view of the milking carousel where we milk 1,700 cows, three times every day.

9. Verdant View Farm

Experience a wide range of farm animals at Verdant View Farm. Milk a cow, feed a calf, venture inside a historic barn, interact with other farm animals and listen to the cluck cluck of hens. Guided walking tours range from 60 to 80 minutes and offer a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Lancaster's rich agricultural heritage.

10. Stay Overnight at a Farm

Book your trip today to have a memorable stay at one of our local farms. Here in Lancaster, families and couples alike can experience life on the farm at a Farm Stay, where warm hospitality and authenticity is plentiful. Wake up to a delicious farm-fresh breakfast that will keep you full as you help with the morning chores – feeding the animals, collecting eggs from the hen house, and more. Book your stay

11. Old Windmill Farm

On your guided tour of this working Amish farm, you’ll meet the goats, cows, and chickens who live there. Kids can bottle feed a calf, pet the friendly goats, and gather fresh eggs laid by the chickens. Along the way, you’ll learn more about the Amish and their farm animals.

12. Spooky Nook Llama & Alpaca Farm

Take a farm tour and llama walk at Spooky Nook Llama & Alpaca Farm! This is a great animal experience for people of all ages. The farm also breeds, shows, and sells llamas and alpacas, as well as features them at special events, photo shoots, and birthday parties.

13. Lapp Valley Creamery

During your visit to Lapp Valley Creamery, watch the Jersey cows being milked, pet the calves, and enjoy spending time on their beautiful property. This is a local’s favorite for handcrafted ice cream and fresh waffle cones!

14. The Lil’ Country Store & Miniature Horse Farm

A short stroll from the Lil' Country Store, where you can get locally and family-made craft and gift items, is their barn that is home to miniature horses. All will want to pet the horses and have their pictures taken. While in the barn, visitors can also see "real" sized driving horses and Amish buggies. While the visit to the barn is free, they also offer saddle rides (weight restrictions apply) and cart rides. As part of this adventure, children have the opportunity to groom the horses before their ride.

15. Corn Cob Acres

With over 50 activities on the farm at Corn Cob Acres, you and your children will be entertained and satisfied for hours. Tons of unique activities and experiences along with great food make Corn Cob Acres a wonderful place to spend a day. Exploring six themed areas; the Barnyard, the Pumpkin Patch, the Wild West, the Pasture Playland, Farmland, and Hidden Acres, will give you a day full of lasting family memories and close-up animal interactions.

16. Cherry Hill Orchards

Cherry Hill Orchards provide a fun, outdoor activity for kids of all ages. Visit during the summer to pick your own strawberries, cherries, and over 60 varieties of peaches. In the fall, choose from 50 varieties of apples and pumpkins, too. Take a hayride, drink some fresh cider, and shop seasonal decorations and flowers.

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Lancaster is known best for it's beautiful farmland and the experience of getting away from it all, and heading to a simpler lifestyle.

For those looking to get up close with these friendly farm dwellers, check out our list of animal experiences throughout the county.

Enrich your understanding of the Amish community on one of these educational Amish tours in Lancaster, PA.

Amish Farm and House

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2395 Covered Bridge Drive Lancaster, PA 17602

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211 South Donerville Road Lancaster, PA 17603

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Eastland Alpacas

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Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum

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Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum

2451 Kissel Hill Rd Lancaster, PA 17601-4809

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Verdant View Farm Bed & Breakfast

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Verdant View Farm Bed & Breakfast

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Old Windmill Farm

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262 Paradise Lane Ronks, PA 17572

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Cherry Hill Orchards & Farm Market

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Farm & Creamery Tour at a 150 Year Old Ranch

Stepladder Creamery situated along San Simeon Creek in Cambria California is a small family owned artisan goat dairy and creamery specializing in small batch farm to table, handmade goat's and cow's milk cheeses.

Play With the Happiest Goats in California

Learn the Art of Cheesemaking

Experience 150 Years of California History

50 Minute scenic drive from Paso Robles

All visits are by reservation only.

The #1 Outdoor Activity in Cambria (Tripadvisor) & Featured in

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A Beautiful Outdoor Experience

1st - Scenic Drive & Gate Greeting Awaits You

Embark on a breathtaking journey through picturesque landscapes, culminating in a warm, personal welcome right at our gate, setting the tone for an unforgettable experience. You'll drive along a beautiful San Simone Creek that is adjacent to the property.

2nd - Explore Our Historic Farm, Barn & Play with the Goats

Wander through time on our 150-year-old farm; discover the rustic charm of our ancient barn & make furry friends as you play with the goats, connecting with nature and history.

3rd - Cheesemaking Basics

Gain unique insights into the seasonal swings of dairy farming and get an introduction to how cheese is made the old fashioned way while peaking into the production side of things.

4th - Taste Freshly Made Cheese From the Source

Indulge in the ultimate cheese-tasting experience, savoring the freshest flavors straight from the source, where you'll learn to appreciate the subtleties of each variety's taste and texture.And end with a Farmstand to take home cheese and shop other goodies!

A Rare Passion for Animals & Cheese

Happy goats.

As a farmstead creamery, we raise our goats on the farm and make cheese from their milk, which allows us to manage every aspect of our cheese production. Our herd of goats graze on three acres of open pasture and oak woodlands and are protected by our dedicated Anatolian Shepherds, Lily and Gus. Our herd consists of all registered LaManchas, the only breed of goats developed in the United States, notable for their tiny ears.

Historic Ranch

Founded in 1870 and evolving through the centuries, Stepladder Ranch transitioned from cattle to a diverse operation under the Russells in the 1980s, introducing avocados and a unique climate that supports over 200 crop varieties. Now managed by their grandson Jack Rudolph and his wife Michelle, the ranch has embraced cheesemaking, producing a wide range of goat and cow cheeses, while preserving its agricultural heritage. The iconic big, red barn, over 110 years old and built by Danish shipbuilders, symbolizes the ranch's history and the enduring legacy of innovation.

Award Winning Creamery

As a farmstead creamery, we raise our goats on the farm and make cheese from their milk, which allows us to manage every aspect of our cheese production.

Our goals are to create world class products and to provide a positive and meaningful workplace for our staff, as well as a healthy, sustainable environment for our animals.

4.9 Stars from 450+ People Can't be Wrong

"Aside from cuddling a goat, the highlight was the samples!! All of the different cheese varieties were amazing. And they did not skimp on the samples - you really got to taste all of the flavors of goat and cow cheese."

C. C. - Trip Advisor 5 Star Rating

"Have any doubts about booking a tour? Don't. Just sign up and be happy. Happy petting goats. That's my new mantra when I am stressed...just pretend I am still petting very human-friendly, adorable, very well taken care of goats. Whitney did a great job on our tour- it was informative, fun and interactive. The cheese tasting was great too. "

J. Mo - Trip Advisor 5 Star Rating

"Stepladder is a family favorite of ours! The ranch is beautifully maintained, the staff is unbelievably knowledgeable and friendly, and tours feel intimate and personal. You must go on the goat hike. It was life-changing to share the road with them and get a sense of their behavior and daily life."

Dawn Y. - Trip Advisor 5 Star Rating

"We love visiting. Seeing the goats and how the dairy works is so great! The real star of the show however are the dogs. The big white shepherds that keep the herd safe and the funny border collie that just wants to play.*

Bobbi I. - Trip Advisor 5 Star Rating

Enjoy a Scenic Drive to Coastal Cambria CA

If you do not see a date that works for you, please email us at [email protected] and we can do our best to accommodate your group.

*IMPORTANT NOTE: All Visits are by reservations only and please leave your fur babies at home. Pets are NOT allowed on our property.

50 minutes from Paso Robles

40 minutes from Morro Bay

55 minutes from San Luis Obispo

45 minutes from Templeton

30 minutes from Cayucos

Watch The Stepladder Creamery Story

From 100+ years of central california history to our dairy goat princess lifestyle, watch the stepladder creamery story., frequently asked questions.

How do you book a tour?

Tours can be purchased on our website using a valid credit card. If tours are sold out, you can be added to a waitlist via Tock and be notified about openings and future releases.

Tours are NOT open to the public without a reservation. We do not accept walk-ins.

What’s included in the tour?

Ticket price includes access to the Stepladder Ranch and Creamery property; interactions with the goats/viewing of the goat herd’s various pastures; Q&A/history to learn more about how we make the cheese; tasting of 3-4 goat’s and cow’s milk cheeses and endless selfie and photo opps.

Please note that tours do not include physical access inside the creamery. This is a clean space in which our team is required to wear specific clothing and attire for cheesemaking. We have several viewing points along the tour for viewing inside the creamery. Our tour guides also provide a detailed overview of our cheesemaking process and can answer any questions.

How early should I arrive for my tour?

We will come to the front gate to greet guests prior to each tour. Please wait in your car and follow us through the gate, up the narrow driveway to the designated parking area. Tours last about 1.5-2 hours and we require some break time and additional set up time between the two sessions.

What do I bring on the tour?

This is a working farm/ranch - clothes and shoes have the possibility of getting dirty. We require wearing closed toe shoes for lots of walking. Depending on the time of year it can be really hot in the summer (70-80+ degrees) and cold in the winter (45-65 degrees). Wear/bring layers including jackets, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottles, etc. 

How are your tours for people with limited mobility?

Our farm is mostly on uneven terrain, so it can be a bit challenging to accommodate guests with limited mobility, though we will do our best to create a special experience for all guests on our farm. Please get in touch for more details on navigating the tour with any special needs or accommodations.

Are animals, including service animals, allowed?

NO DOGS ALLOWED - NO EXCEPTIONS. Pets of any kind are not permitted on property. Lily and Gus, our herd protector dogs are trained to ward off intruding critters, which includes unfamiliar domesticated pets. If you bring a pet with you we will ask you to leave.

Refunds & cancellations

No refunds or cancellations. Reservations can be transferred, but we need at least 24 hours notice.

Tour start times are at exactly 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Guests can come and leave within your 2-hour tour window. If you show up late for your tour, we will not extend your time. 

All questions/changes to your tour must be handled at least 24 hours prior to your tour. Our property doesn’t have great cell service from Cambria to the farm, so everything must be handled in advance. 

Costs for children

Kids pay full price if they can walk or eat cheese. 

Do you offer private or group tours?

Yes, we are open to private group tours for groups of 12+ people. Email us if you are interested in booking a private group tour and we will make sure it's a good fit for our team and schedule.

Other questions? 

If you have further questions about tours please email us at [email protected] .

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All tour guests are required to sign a liability waiver.

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